Sentence examples for common caustic from inspiring English sources

Grade 3b injury was the most common caustic injury (n = 82, 30.03%), followed by grade 2b injuries (n = 62, 22.71%).

* P < 0.05 statistical significance Data presented as median (range) or N, endoscopic grade 0 is not included in the comparison for small contribution and possible confounding The results of EGD in this study showed that grade 3b injuries were the most common caustic injury (n = 82, 30.04%), followed by grade 2b injuries (n = 62, 22.71%) (Table 2).

Bases includes such common substances as caustic soda (sodium hydroxide, NaOH) and slaked lime (calcium hydroxide, Ca(OH 2).

Asia also produces and consumes common chemicals such as caustic soda, soda ash, and sulfuric acid; Japan and China are the leading producers of these, followed by India.

The bacterium is resistant to many common antiseptics but is destroyed by caustic soda and hypochlorites.

His prose writings are marked by their abundant common sense and an amusing, and sometimes caustic, wit.

The sap of common leadwort (Plumbago europaea) is irritating and caustic, as are the juices of other Plumbago species for example, whorled plantain, or scarlet leadwort (P. indica), grown for its rose or scarlet flowers.

Though he is held back from change, from the risky and foolish plunge of marriage, he sympathetically participates; it was Larkin's capacity, for all his caustic shyness, to embrace the common experience of a depleted, post-imperial England that made his poetry beloved.

During the 1930s, the two men treated children suffering from the caustic effects of lye poisoning, common at that time.

Stricture formation is a late complication of caustic esophageal burn, which is a common problem in childhood.

Over the last few years we have become increasingly aware that caustic ingestion (frequently parasuicide) is a common cause of oesophageal strictures and gastric outlet obstruction.